Cheerleader fined 45 thousand dollars for not supporting her rapist

[Cain]

Yeah.  I mean, "ten" and "in" dont even rhyme.  There is no excuse for bad cheer writing. 

[Adios]

Yeah.  I mean, "ten" and "in" dont even rhyme.  There is no excuse for bad cheer writing. 

[Triple Zero]

I was gonna say!!

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

I know Silsbee. It's not SE Texas, it's kind of Waco area. Hillbilly-racist vibe, stupid place. Nothing happening there, everybody just goes to lakes and stuff and destroys their livers. I could see that happening there, easy. It probably happens all the time and nobody talks about it.

[Adios]

I would say this guy has a fine career as a pro athlete............*coughFarve*

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

I would say this guy has a fine career as a pro athlete............*coughFarve*

Yeah, I think that's the idea.

[Kai]

Mysogyny reigns in the deep south. No, really, this can all be traced back to "women don't deserve equal status as human beings". This is our nation. Welcome to America. Etc, etc.

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Yeah.  I mean, "ten" and "in" dont even rhyme.  There is no excuse for bad cheer writing. 

Actually, that works in a southern dialect. They pronounce "ten" as "tin".

"Fire" and "car" also rhyme in yokelese.

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

Shit, half of these people rhyme "can't" and "faint".
Especially around Silsbee.

[Rumckle]

Yeah.  I mean, "ten" and "in" dont even rhyme.  There is no excuse for bad cheer writing. 

Actually, that works in a southern dialect. They pronounce "ten" as "tin".

Now I'm reading it in a Kiwi accent

[Requia ☣]

Mysogyny reigns in the deep south. No, really, this can all be traced back to "women don't deserve equal status as human beings". This is our nation. Welcome to America. Etc, etc.

It apparently reigns in the rest of America as well, given that the supreme court didn't think this case was even worth listening too.

[Bruno]

Ohay, Guess what.


Assburgers at the Shroomery think all this is completely sensible.

Some douche Mod said:

It is frivolous because even taking the well-plead factual allegations to be true, the law does not provide for the relief requested (nor is their a sufficient argument for the creation of new law).  When you file a case with a prayer for relief that is not legally available on the basis of the facts, it is a waste of time.

The fundamental legal question is whether someone who has voluntarily joined and served on a government group has a first amendment right to refrain from expressing views for the government that they disagree with.  The related question is whether someone who fails to cheer as directed by the government due to personal feelings, and thereby has their invitation to the group retracted, has had their civil rights violated.


The law is clear that you do not have the right to speak your mind when voluntarily operating as a government agent.

Had the school retracted their invitation due to conduct outside of school, such as telling the world about how the boy raped her, or even prevented her from speaking about the matter during the school day when speech of a different viewpoint is allowed,  I would agree their would be a case.

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

Cheerleaders = government  
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[Bruno]

Also, if you lose a case, that means it was frivolous.

[Adios]

The judge probably had money on the team and needed the kid there to make sure he won.



What? It is Texas, after all.